Lay appointments to CORU registration boards

Department/Authority: Minister for Health Location: Dublin Accessibility Information: We are committed to a policy of ## Equal opportunity and encourage applications under all nine grounds of the Employment Equality Act. Please see our Statement on Accessibility Please note that the language you choose to begin your application with cannot be changed once the "Apply" button is selected. If your application form is in English, your communications will be in English. To submit your application through Irish and receive communications in Irish, please ensure you are on the Irish language version of our website www.publicjobs.ie/ga before you access the vacancy you wish to apply for, and click "Déan iarratas" to apply. ## Role Overview The Minister for Health invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced candidates for appointment to existing and upcoming lay positions on various CORU registration boards. It is proposed to establish panels to fill vacancies arising in the following lay positions on the registration boards: - Representative of the interests of the general public; - Representative of the management of the public health sector, the social care sector or both sectors; and - Representative of the management of a voluntary or private sector organisation concerned with health or social care. Essential Candidates must demonstrate evidence of experience of the Irish healthcare system as well as experience of one or more of the following: - Corporate governance - Risk management - Change management - Strategy development - Regulation knowledge/experience - Evidence of an ability to work with others and build consensus with a broad range of stakeholders - Evidence of experience working for the public interest or demonstrating public accountability. Also considered desirable would be: - Previous experience of board membership - Legal or financial expertise - Regulatory law - Information Technology - Healthcare management Closing Date: 15:00 on Thursday, 1st October 2026

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